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This is in contrast to the conventional SOS model, which cannot be interpreted physically.
A maximum transition rate occurs around the edge of large spherulites formed at high temperature, which cannot be interpreted by the effect of crystallization temperature alone.
The neuromuscular system adapts easily to these factors determining an "engram" (the so-called "muscle memory"), which cannot be interpreted as a simple mechanical abstraction of motion in a single plane (Lerman 2011).
Carbon mapping by electron probe microanalyzer and staining by toluidine blue suggested abundant proteins existed in the areas with anomaly negative δ18Ootolith values, which cannot be interpreted as a habitat change but due to the isotopic fractionation by O emission from the proteins.
The observed pressure effect on the crystallization kinetics in the amorphous alloy, which cannot be interpreted by means of the pressure effect on atomic diffusion, may be well understood in terms of the volume change effect at the early stage of crystallization.
Egyptian influence was minimal and limited to the Ankh, which cannot be interpreted as an emulation of Egyptian rituals but rather a mere substitute to the cup held by the deity.
However, such outcomes are inherently reflective of healthcare needs that may vary with income, in which case "inequality cannot be interpreted as inequity" [ 2].
Using tests in a PT&R approach which yield results that cannot be interpreted without considerable uncertainty (like airborne mold) presents a right-to-know conundrum: knowing my home had a mold count of 1200 spores/m3 on one occasion is one thing, but what does it mean for my health?
In clinical practice, physicians are often confronted with situations in which either a scientifically proven therapy is not known, may have unacceptable side effects, or in which the patient's complaints cannot be interpreted within the framework of a well-defined diagnosis.
First, this is a cross-sectional study which implies that the relationships observed cannot be interpreted causally and will need to be replicated longitudinally.
Several differences in B, T, and NK cell numbers have been reported in children with Down syndrome as well as changes in immunoglobulin levels and granulocyte function, which have not been consistent and mostly cannot be interpreted simply as a cause of immunodeficiency [ 8, 9, 38, 45, 61, 77].
